What did Orson Welles do for cinema and for the world?

What was his significance and what did he do that effects us today?

I don't know about what he did for the world per se, but he was, in my opinion, a veritable genius when it came to what cinema as a narrative media could be. Citizen Kane, as the prime example (though many people these days think of it as boring) was very provocative at its time in both the subject material and the complexity of how characters were developed and their interplay.

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At the same time that the radio soap dramas were very popular, were also the magazine "Pulp Fiction" and the novel. Fat Cowboy Rod Miller recalled me these books, published on cheaper paper with pictures highlighting the story because in this case, "men's adventure!" Certainly has the weapons Fat Cowboy and warriors, plus that warped sense of humor that keeps the story moving forward to action "temptations of corruption, and redemption" of the con men and criminals.

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From our deconstruction of hundreds of Hollywood blockbusters at http://www.clickok.co.uk/

The Hero's Journey is the template upon which the vast majority of successful stories and Hollywood blockbusters. In fact, all the Hollywood movies We have deconstructed on the basis of this template.

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